Behavioral Wellness. Garden Fountain by Bridget Hochman RECOMMENDED BUDGET & STAFFING SUMMARY & BUDGET PROGRAMS CHART
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1 Garden Fountain by Bridget Hochman RECOMMENDED BUDGET & STAFFING SUMMARY & BUDGET PROGRAMS CHART Operating $ 133,861,700 Capital $ 0 FTEs Alice Gleghorn, PhD Director Administration & Support Mental Health Inpatient Services Quality Care Management Mental Health Outpatient & Community Alcohol & Drug s Health & Human Services D 187
2 Department MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Department of Behavioral Wellness is to promote the prevention of and recovery from addiction and mental illness among individuals, families, and communities, by providing effective leadership and delivering state of the art, culturally competent services. DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTION The Department of Behavioral Wellness promotes the prevention of, and recovery from, addiction and mental illness among individuals, families, and communities, by providing effective leadership and delivering state of the art, culturally competent services. In FY , 10,395 individuals of all ages received specialty mental health services throughout three key age groups: children, transition age youth, and adults, and 3,498 people served were in our Alcohol and other Drug programs. As part of the Systems Change Initiative launched in FY , the Department is committed to a process of continual quality improvement and the use of evidence based practices and data to improve care. During this past year, new data reports were developed that aid staff in assessing progress towards goals which resulted in better client care. Across the system, staff have engaged in targeted change projects, and have been successful in identifying, implementing, and evaluating program improvement strategies. Staff priorities have focused on implementation of the Managed Care Final Rule and successful development of the Drug MediCal Organized Delivery System. HIGHLIGHTS OF OBJECTIVES Successfully transform the alcohol and other drug program system of care to provide expanded client benefits and services by implementing the Drug MediCal Organized Delivery System Continue to integrate mental health and alcohol and other drug services with primary care to ensure whole person care and avoid cost inefficiencies Implement a locked Mental Health Rehabilitation Center to help step clients down and bring them back into our community Continue to work with Community Corrections Partnership to identify facility for intensive beds for criminal justice involved clients Identify additional resources to secure adequate funding to open new PHF beds in the County Complete implementation of consolidated crisis services hub Complete implementation of inpatient pharmacy and systemwide review and improvement of pharmaceutical procedures Implement new Crisis Residential Treatment program facility in North County Implement Managed Care Plan Final Rule and Network Adequacy requirements Health & Human Services D 188
3 Department RECOMMENDED SOURCES & USES OF FUNDS Source of Funds $133,861,700 Use of Funds $133,861,700 Charges for Services Intergovernmental Revenue General Fund Contribution Intrafund Expenditure Transfers( ) Other Financing Sources Decreases to Fund Balance Use of Money and Property 48% 39% $5,529,600 4% $4,563,000 3% $3,816,600 3% $4,057,000 3% $232,500 0% $63,717,600 $51,817,900 Mental Health Outpatient & Community Alcohol & Drug s Mental Health Inpatient Services Administration & Support Intrafund Expenditure Transfers (+) Quality Care Management 55% $73,361,400 $19,331,700 14% $15,384,900 11% $13,003,200 10% $4,563,000 3% $4,136,000 3% Miscellaneous Revenue $103,000 0% Other Financing Uses 3% $3,986,500 Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalities $24,500 0% Increases to Fund Balances 0% $95,000 STAFFING TREND FTE counts include regular staff only, and do not include extra help and contractors on payroll. Adopted Full Time Equivalents (FTEs) Health & Human Services D 189
4 Department BUDGET OVERVIEW Staffing Detail By Budget Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec Adminstration & Support Mental Health Inpatient Services Quality Care Management Mental Health Outpatient & Community (6.25) Alcohol & Drug Progams Unallocated 1.38 Total Budget By Budget Adminstration & Support $ 10,043,958 $ 11,497,188 $ 10,266,700 $ 13,003,200 $ 1,506,012 Mental Health Inpatient Services 16,238,559 14,597,723 17,277,800 15,384, ,177 Quality Care Management 3,419,660 3,436,938 3,118,700 4,136, ,062 Mental Health Outpatient & Community 64,347,158 71,088,670 68,460,600 73,361,400 2,272,730 Alcohol & Drug Progams 12,461,787 12,779,252 13,103,600 19,331,700 6,552,448 Total $ 106,511,124 $ 113,399,771 $ 112,227,400 $ 125,217,200 $ 11,817,429 Budget By Categories of Expenditures Salaries and Employee Benefits $ 42,599,151 $ 54,340,406 $ 44,646,000 $ 51,726,200 $ (2,614,206) Services and Supplies 61,190,544 56,591,910 65,149,900 70,947,100 14,355,190 Other Charges 2,721,429 2,467,455 2,431,500 2,543,900 76,445 Total Operating Expenditures 106,511, ,399, ,227, ,217,200 11,817,429 Capital Assets 1,110,000 (1,110,000) Other Financing Uses 3,309,494 2,540,835 4,098,800 3,986,500 1,445,665 Intrafund Expenditure Transfers (+) 4,072,749 4,735,246 4,735,300 4,563,000 (172,246) Increases to Fund Balances 2,895,221 26, ,400 95,000 68,850 Total $ 116,788,588 $ 121,812,002 $ 121,778,900 $ 133,861,700 $ 12,049,698 Budget By Categories of Revenues Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties $ 7,972 $ 3,500 $ 24,500 $ 24,500 $ 21,000 Use of Money and Property 178, , , ,500 13,600 Intergovernmental Revenue 49,570,716 49,974,775 51,694,500 51,817,900 1,843,125 Charges for Services 46,700,078 55,661,032 52,120,400 63,717,600 8,056,568 Miscellaneous Revenue 1,096, , , ,000 (2,630) Total Operating Revenues 97,553, ,963, ,161, ,895,500 9,931,663 Other Financing Sources 9,251,121 3,656,504 4,188,000 3,816, ,096 Intrafund Expenditure Transfers ( ) 4,072,749 4,735,246 4,735,300 4,563,000 (172,246) Decreases to Fund Balances 1,744,433 1,926,815 1,365,200 4,057,000 2,130,185 General Fund Contribution 4,166,900 5,529,600 5,529,600 5,529,600 Fund Balance Impact ( ) 1,799,600 Total $ 116,788,588 $ 121,812,002 $ 121,778,900 $ 133,861,700 $ 12,049,698 FTE counts include regular staff only, and do not include extra help and contractors on payroll. Health & Human Services D 190
5 Department CHANGES & OPERATIONAL IMPACT: ADOPTED TO RECOMMENDED Staffing Total increase of FTE in Administration & Support, Quality Care Management, and Alcohol & Drug s due to increased administrative and quality assurance requirements associated with implementing the Federal Medicaid Managed Care Final Rule and the Federal Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Services Parity Final Rule requirements. Expenditures Net operating expenditure increase of $11,817,400 primarily due to: o o o $2,614,200 decrease in Salaries and Employee Benefits due primarily to the shortage of civil service psychiatrists, requiring higher utilization of contracted psychiatrists. +$14,355,200 increase in Services and Supplies primarily due to increases in contractual services for the new Drug MediCal Organized Delivery System and an increase in contracted psychiatrist costs. +$76,400 increase in Other Charges due to rate increases for information technology and communication services. Net non operating expenditures increase of $232,300 primarily due to: o $1,110,000 reclassification of Capital Assets to Other Financing Uses, to allow transfer of funds to General Services to manage the retrofit and rehabilitation of an existing building located in Santa Maria for a new Residential Crisis Treatment Center. o +$1,445,700 increase in the Other Financing Uses due to increase of transfers to General Services for Residential Crisis Treatment Center construction and increase in allocation of Quality Assurance costs. o $172,200 decrease in Intra fund Expenditure Transfers that allocates clinical supervision to clinical programs. These changes result in Recommended operating expenditures of $125,217,200 and non operating expenditures of $8,644,500, for total expenditures of $133,861,700. Non operating expenditures primarily include capital assets, transfers, and increases to fund balances. Revenues Net operating revenue increase of $9,931,700 primarily due to: o +$1,843,100 increase in Intergovernmental Revenue primarily due to State Realignment revenues. o +$8,056,600 increase in Charges for Services primarily due to MediCal revenue. Net non operating revenue increase of $2,118,000 primarily due to: o +$160,100 increase in one time General Fund Contribution o $172,200 decrease in Intrafund Expenditure Transfers that allocates clinical supervision to programs. o +$2,130,200 increase in use of fund balances, in accordance with the Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission and consistent with the requirements of the Mental Health Services Act. These changes result in recommended operating revenues of $115,895,500 and non operating revenues of $17,966,200, for total revenues of $133,861,700. Non operating revenues primarily include General Fund Contribution, transfers, and decreases to fund balances. Health & Human Services D 191
6 Department RELATED LINKS For more information on the Behavioral Wellness, refer to the website at wellness/ Health & Human Services D 192
7 Department PERFORMANCE MEASURES Description Mental Health Inpatient Services Percentage of clients readmitted to the PHF within 30 days of discharge. Average inpatient length of stay at the PHF (Target = 7 days) Average number of days to appointment following PHF discharge (Target = 7 days) Percentage of PHF clients on administrative day status Quality Care Management Percentage of clients reporting satisfaction with the services they received Percentage of clients reporting satisfaction with the services received by their children Percentage of call center requests for routine services offered appointment within 10 days Percentage of call center requests for urgent services offered appointment within one day Percentage of call center requests for crisis services offered appointment within one day Mental Health Outpatient & Community Services Percentage of adult clients served by the Crisis Stabilization Unit that stabilize in the community without need for involuntary inpatient care (Target = 85%) Percentage of high cost MediCal beneficiaries (> $30K per beneficiary, per year) (Target = less than 5% per year) Percentage of adult outpatient clients stabilized and improved Percentage of transition age youth clients stabilized and improved Percentage of assertive community treatment clients stabilized and improved FY Actual 9% 31/338 FY Actual 10% 33/329 FY Estimated Actual FY Recommend 10% 8% 10 days 9 days 7 days 7 days 17 days 20 days 15 days 7 days 59% 3,410/5,764 90% 243/271 93% 215/232 54% 2,974/5,519 92% 302/330 90% 259/289 47% 25% 90% 90% 90% 90% N/A 95% 90% 95% N/A 61% 80% 95 N/A 99% 95% 95% 83% 175/204 6% 408/6,661 83% 309/372 86% 59/69 78% 183/234 86% 333/387 6% 448/6,518 77% 1,520/1,975 76% 219/288 85% 286/337 85% 85% 5% 5% 75% 75% 75% 75% 85% 85% Health & Human Services D 193
8 Department PERFORMANCE MEASURES (CONT D) Alcohol & Drug s Percentage of adults* who completed 90 days or more of substance use disorder treatment (Target = 50%) Percentage of adults that successfully completed substance use disorder treatment (Target = 45%) Percentage of youth* who completed 90 days or more of substance use disorder treatment (Target = 50%) Percentage of youth that successfully completed substance use disorder treatment (Target = 55%) Percentage of clients initiating substance use disorder treatment services (combined adult/youth) within 14 days of opening/admission Percentage of clients engaged in substance use disorder treatment (combined adult/youth) (engaged is defined as completing at least two visits within 29 days of initiation) * of those discharged from treatment 40% 1,532/3,806 33% 1,270/3,806 56% 210/370 45% 169/370 70% 2,924/4,156 60% 2,494/4,156 43% 1,540/3,568 39% 1,416/3,568 68% 212/310 38% 119/310 73% 2,900/3,954 60% 1,483/2,468 45% 45% 50% 50% 50% 50% 55% 55% 75% 80% 60% 75% Health & Human Services D 194
9 Health & Human Services D 195
10 ADMINISTRATION & SUPPORT The Administration & Support services include administrative leadership, patient rights, and business operations comprised of human resources, fiscal services, management information systems, and facility oversight. Staffing Staffing Detail By Budget Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec DIRECTOR ASST DEPT LDR PSYCHIATRIST PSYCHIATRIST PROGRAM MANAGER ASST DIRECTOR (0.14) DEPUTY DIRECTOR DIVISION CHIEF IT MANAGER CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER PROJECT MANAGER FISCAL MANAGER HR MANAGER FINANCIAL SYS ANALYST EDP OFFICE AUTO SPEC EDP SYS & PROG ANLST SR (1.30) EDP SYS & PROG ANLST COMPUTER SYSTEMS SPEC SUPV COST ANALYST ADMN OFFICE PRO FINANCIAL OFFICE PRO PSYCHIATRIC NURSE FACILITIES MANAGER ACCOUNTANT SUPERVISING COMPUTER SYSTEMS SPEC DEPT BUS SPEC HR ANALYST ACCOUNTANT MEDICAL RECORDS ADMIN FISCAL ANALYST PATIENTS RIGHTS ADVOCATE CLIN PSY POST DOC INTERN ADMN OFFICE PRO SR FINANCIAL OFFICE PRO SR ADMHS REHABILITATION SPEC ADMHS PRACTITIONER INTERN ADMHS TEAM SUPV CASE WKR ADMHS PSYCHIATRIC TECH ADMHS CASE WORKER BUILDING MAINT WORKER ADMHS RECOVERY ASSISTANT Total FTE counts include regular staff only, and do not include extra help and contractors on payroll. Health & Human Services D 196
11 ADMINISTRATION & SUPPORT (CONT D) Revenue & Expenditures Budget By Categories of Expenditures Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec Salaries and Employee Benefits $ 7,750,094 $ 9,441,626 $ 8,046,000 $ 10,519,800 $ 1,078,174 Services and Supplies 1,829,785 1,575,006 1,750,800 1,987, ,094 Other Charges 464, , , ,300 15,744 Total Operating Expenditures 10,043,958 11,497,188 10,266,700 13,003,200 1,506,012 Capital Assets 10,000 (10,000) Other Financing Uses 309, , , ,400 (46,454) Total Expenditures $ 10,353,563 $ 11,811,042 $ 10,570,800 $ 13,260,600 $ 1,449,558 Budget By Categories of Revenues Use of Money and Property (26,650) (4,900) (22,400) 4,900 Intergovernmental Revenue 2,022,106 2,092,312 1,677,000 2,600, ,188 Charges for Services 9,448,886 9,570,710 8,766,200 10,509, ,390 Miscellaneous Revenue 993,728 2,920 1,000 (1,920) Total Operating Revenues 12,438,070 11,661,042 10,420,800 13,110,600 1,449,558 Decreases to Fund Balances 1,639 General Fund Contribution 3,098, , , ,000 Total Revenues $ 15,538,609 $ 11,811,042 $ 10,570,800 $ 13,260,600 $ 1,449, Anticipated Accomplishments Increased use of standardized data and reporting to measure and manage clinical programs Developed over 100 department wide thorough and clear policies, procedures, manuals, and practice guidelines with the goal of eliminating ambiguous practices and audit disallowances Implemented Service Now Platform for tracking IT Help Desk requests Redesigned Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) planning process to include robust stakeholder participation Robust staff response to Thomas fire and debris flow disasters with nearly 42% of our workforce involved in broad efforts, including support for community/family/school counseling, EOC/PIO/call center, Evacuation/Family/Local Assistance Centers, and special efforts in keeping the PHF and crisis services open and prepared Developed and adopted the FY MHSA three year budget plan Implementation of fiscal controls has led to a 98% reduction in cost report audit liabilities: a high of $3.9M in FY to a low of $66K in the most recent finalized audit for FY ; State audit findings for FY were also successfully challenged at the informal appeal stage, resulting in the County recovering $758K in funding Objectives Identify additional resources to secure adequate funding to open new in county PHF beds Implement Managed Care Plan Final Rule and Network Adequacy requirements Health & Human Services D 197
12 MENTAL HEALTH INPATIENT SERVICES Mental Health Inpatient Services include the Psychiatric Health Facility (PHF), out of County short and long term acute contracted beds, and inpatient residential mental health programs. Staffing Staffing Detail By Budget Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec ASST DEPT LDR MEDICAL DIRECTOR ASST DEPT LDR PSYCHIATRIST 0.09 PSYCHIATRIST (1.00) PROGRAM MANAGER (0.50) STAFF PHYSICIAN NURSING DIRECTOR PHARMACIST IN CHARGE PSYCHIATRIC NURSE SUPV HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER ADMHS TEAM SUPV RN (0.75) ADMN OFFICE PRO PSYCHIATRIC NURSE HEALTH CARE PROGRAM COORDINATOR ADMHS PRACTITIONER ADMN OFFICE PRO SR NUTRITIONIST ADMHS TEAM SUPV PSYCH TECH ADMHS TEAM SUPV CASE WKR ADMHS PSYCHIATRIC TECH RECREATIONAL THERAPIST ADMHS RECOVERY ASSISTANT Total FTE counts include regular staff only, and do not include extra help and contractors on payroll. Health & Human Services D 198
13 MENTAL HEALTH INPATIENT SERVICES (CONT D) Revenue & Expenditures Budget By Categories of Expenditures Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec Salaries and Employee Benefits $ 5,614,534 $ 6,932,482 $ 6,083,400 $ 5,980,700 $ (951,782) Services and Supplies 10,371,120 7,427,166 10,960,600 9,186,800 1,759,634 Other Charges 252, , , ,400 (20,675) Total Operating Expenditures 16,238,559 14,597,723 17,277,800 15,384, ,177 Other Financing Uses 75,200 Increases to Fund Balances 400,000 Total Expenditures $ 16,638,559 $ 14,597,723 $ 17,353,000 $ 15,384,900 $ 787,177 Budget By Categories of Revenues Intergovernmental Revenue 4,666,524 4,762,730 5,447,400 6,495,700 1,732,970 Charges for Services 3,778,315 5,187,616 4,233,700 4,180,600 (1,007,016) Miscellaneous Revenue 16, (300) Total Operating Revenues 8,461,260 9,950,646 9,681,100 10,676, ,654 Other Financing Sources 5,100,927 1,200,000 1,200,000 (1,200,000) General Fund Contribution 3,447,077 4,672,300 4,708,600 1,261,523 Total Revenues $ 13,562,187 $ 14,597,723 $ 15,553,400 $ 15,384,900 $ 787,177 Health & Human Services D 199
14 MENTAL HEALTH INPATIENT SERVICES (CONT D) Anticipated Accomplishments Established new model for Psychiatric coverage at the PHF which also provides support to other crisis system services Hired a pharmacist and began implementation of inpatient pharmacy for the PHF Completed planning for consolidation of Mobile Crisis & Triage s into a fully integrated team and centralized hub Reduced the number of Incompetent to Stand Trial bed days (by over 50%) as well as their length of stay (by over 20%) at the PHF (as compared to FY ) working collaboratively with Public Defender Actively pursued identification of an appropriate site for a locked Mental Health Rehabilitation Center Objectives Implement a locked Mental Health Rehabilitation Center to help step clients down and bring them back into our community Continue to work with Community Corrections Partnership to identify facility for intensive beds for criminal justice involved clients Complete implementation of consolidated crisis services hub Complete implementation of inpatient pharmacy and systemwide review and improvement of pharmaceutical procedures Implement new Crisis Residential Treatment program facility in North County Health & Human Services D 200
15 QUALITY CARE MANAGEMENT Quality Care Management delivers quality assurance and quality improvement activities in conjunction with strategic management. Staffing Staffing Detail By Budget Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec PSYCHIATRIST PROGRAM MANAGER DEPUTY DIRECTOR 1.00 DIVISION CHIEF (0.25) PROJECT MANAGER FISCAL MANAGER 0.06 EDP SYS & PROG ANLST SR EPIDEMIOLOGIST SR PSYCHIATRIC NURSE SR (1.00) CLIN PSYCHOLOGIST (1.00) ADMN OFFICE PRO FINANCIAL OFFICE PRO 0.04 QUALITY ASSURANCE COORD EPIDEMIOLOGIST/BIOSTAT ADMHS TEAM SUPV PRACTITIONER 0.18 HEALTH CARE PROGRAM COORDINATOR (1.00) CLIN PSY POST DOC INTERN SAFETY/PRIVACY OFFICER DEPT ADMHS PRACTITIONER INTERN Total FTE counts include regular staff only, and do not include extra help and contractors on payroll. Health & Human Services D 201
16 QUALITY CARE MANAGEMENT (CONT D) Revenue & Expenditures Budget By Categories of Expenditures Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec Salaries and Employee Benefits $ 2,706,311 $ 2,954,760 $ 2,421,400 $ 3,616,600 $ 661,840 Services and Supplies 579, , , ,200 39,786 Other Charges 134, , , ,200 (2,564) Total Operating Expenditures 3,419,660 3,436,938 3,118,700 4,136, ,062 Other Financing Uses 2,379,270 1,873,734 2,405,300 2,408, ,166 Total Expenditures $ 5,798,930 $ 5,310,672 $ 5,524,000 $ 6,544,900 $ 1,234,228 Budget By Categories of Revenues Intergovernmental Revenue 1,049,467 1,596,400 2,324,700 1,275,233 Charges for Services 1,821,378 1,492,585 1,527,600 1,820, ,615 Total Operating Revenues 1,821,378 2,542,052 3,124,000 4,144,900 1,602,848 Other Financing Sources 2,373,951 1,868,440 2,400,000 2,400, ,560 General Fund Contribution 900,180 (900,180) Total Revenues $ 4,195,329 $ 5,310,672 $ 5,524,000 $ 6,544,900 $ 1,234, Anticipated Accomplishments Integrated Quality Care Management division to include specialized alcohol and other drug personnel to realize quality and cost efficiencies Objectives Develop robust data analysis and evaluation team to monitor progress in achieving system goals and requirements Augment system training and clinical supervision to facilitate workforce development and encourage staff to pursue educational and professional advancement Continue integration of education activities to ensure a knowledgeable and skilled workforce that comfortably assesses and facilitates access to mental health and substance abuse services as needed by clients Health & Human Services D 202
17 MENTAL HEALTH OUTPATIENT & COMMUNITY SERVICES Mental Health Outpatient & Community Services programs are services provided within Behavioral Wellness clinics and throughout community including partnerships with organizational providers. Staffing Staffing Detail By Budget Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec ASST DEPT LDR MEDICAL DIRECTOR 0.03 ASST DEPT LDR PSYCHIATRIST 0.04 PSYCHIATRIST (1.05) PROGRAM MANAGER (1.50) STAFF PHYSICIAN ASST DIRECTOR NURSING DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR DIVISION CHIEF PHARMACIST IN CHARGE REGIONAL CLINIC MANAGER HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER (1.00) FISCAL MANAGER ADMHS TEAM SUPV CLIN PSYCH (1.00) EPIDEMIOLOGIST SR 0.02 PSYCHIATRIC NURSE SR ADMHS TEAM SUPV RN (0.25) CLIN PSYCHOLOGIST ADMN OFFICE PRO QUALITY ASSURANCE COORD 0.51 PSYCHIATRIC NURSE DEPT BUS SPEC (1.00) ADMHS TEAM SUPV PRACTITIONER HEALTH CARE PROGRAM COORDINATOR (1.00) ADMHS PRACTITIONER CLIN PSY POST DOC INTERN ADMN OFFICE PRO SR ADMHS REHABILITATION SPEC ADMHS PRACTITIONER INTERN (9.00) ADMHS TEAM SUPV CASE WKR ALCOHOL & DRUG SERVICE SPEC ADMHS PSYCHIATRIC TECH (1.50) ADMHS CASE WORKER ADMHS RECOVERY ASSISTANT (4.00) Total (6.25) FTE counts include regular staff only, and do not include extra help and contractors on payroll. Health & Human Services D 203
18 MENTAL HEALTH OUTPATIENT & COMMUNITY SERVICES (CONT D) Revenue & Expenditures Budget By Categories of Expenditures Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec Salaries and Employee Benefits $ 25,093,015 $ 33,445,778 $ 26,692,200 $ 29,176,300 $ (4,269,478) Services and Supplies 37,777,942 36,081,900 40,244,900 42,578,300 6,496,400 Other Charges 1,476,201 1,560,992 1,523,500 1,606,800 45,808 Total Operating Expenditures 64,347,158 71,088,670 68,460,600 73,361,400 2,272,730 Capital Assets 1,100,000 (1,100,000) Other Financing Uses 485, ,247 1,314,200 1,320, ,953 Intrafund Expenditure Transfers (+) 3,935,416 4,313,397 4,313,500 4,141,100 (172,297) Increases to Fund Balances 2,152, ,400 Total Expenditures $ 70,920,263 $ 76,865,314 $ 74,710,700 $ 78,822,700 $ 1,957,386 Budget By Categories of Revenues Use of Money and Property 203, , , ,500 10,000 Intergovernmental Revenue 37,516,189 36,968,139 37,583,400 34,175,700 (2,792,439) Charges for Services 25,372,279 32,814,034 30,730,000 34,735,000 1,920,966 Miscellaneous Revenue 15 Total Operating Revenues 63,091,935 70,004,673 68,548,800 69,143,200 (861,473) Other Financing Sources 1,776, , ,000 1,416, ,536 Intrafund Expenditure Transfers ( ) 3,935,416 4,313,397 4,313,500 4,141,100 (172,297) Decreases to Fund Balances 591, , ,900 3,450,800 2,478,163 General Fund Contribution 1,020, , , ,000 (315,543) Total Revenues $ 70,415,190 $ 76,865,314 $ 74,710,700 $ 78,822,700 $ 1,957, Anticipated Accomplishments Established new model for psychiatric coverage at the PHF that also provides support to other crisis system services Hired a pharmacist and began implementation of inpatient pharmacy for the PHF Completed planning for consolidation of Mobile Crisis & Triage s into a fully integrated team and centralized hub Reduced the number of Incompetent to Stand Trial bed days (by over 50%) as well as their length of stay (by over 20%) at the PHF (as compared to FY ) working collaboratively with Public Defender Actively pursue identification of an appropriate site for a locked Mental Health Rehabilitation Center Objectives Implement a locked Mental Health Rehabilitation Center to help step clients down and bring them back into our community Continue to work with Community Corrections Partnership to identify facility for intensive beds for criminal justice involved clients Identify additional resources to secure adequate funding to open new PHF beds in county Complete implementation of consolidated Crisis services hub Health & Human Services D 204
19 ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAMS The Alcohol and Drug programs deliver publicly funded alcohol and drug prevention, early intervention, treatment, and recovery support services provided primary through community based organizations (CBOs). Staffing Staffing Detail By Budget Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec PROGRAM MANAGER DIVISION CHIEF PROJECT MANAGER (1.00) CLIN PSYCHOLOGIST 0.06 COST ANALYST QUALITY ASSURANCE COORD ADMHS TEAM SUPV PRACTITIONER OPERATIONS MANAGER HEALTH CARE PROGRAM COORDINATOR ADMHS PRACTITIONER ADMHS RECOVERY ASSISTANT Total FTE counts include regular staff only, and do not include extra help and contractors on payroll. Health & Human Services D 205
20 ALCOHOL & DRUG PROGRAMS (CONT D) Revenue & Expenditures Budget By Categories of Expenditures Actual Adopted Actual Recommended to FY18 19 Rec Salaries and Employee Benefits $ 1,435,196 $ 1,565,760 $ 1,403,000 $ 2,432,800 $ 867,040 Services and Supplies 10,632,652 11,141,424 11,612,200 16,788,700 5,647,276 Other Charges 393,940 72,068 88, ,200 38,132 Total Operating Expenditures 12,461,787 12,779,252 13,103,600 19,331,700 6,552,448 Other Financing Uses 135,000 Intrafund Expenditure Transfers (+) 137, , , , Increases to Fund Balances 343,153 26,150 95,000 95,000 68,850 Total Expenditures $ 13,077,273 $ 13,227,251 $ 13,620,400 $ 19,848,600 $ 6,621,349 Budget By Categories of Revenues Fines, Forfeitures, and Penalties 7,972 3,500 24,500 24,500 21,000 Use of Money and Property 1,228 1,300 (3,000) (1,300) Intergovernmental Revenue 5,365,897 5,102,127 5,390,300 6,221,300 1,119,173 Charges for Services 6,279,220 6,596,087 6,862,900 12,472,700 5,876,613 Miscellaneous Revenue 86, , , ,000 (410) Total Operating Revenues 11,740,742 11,805,424 12,386,500 18,820,500 7,015,076 Intrafund Expenditure Transfers ( ) 137, , , , Decreases to Fund Balances 1,151, , , ,200 (347,978) General Fund Contribution 48,000 45,800 45,800 (45,800) Total Revenues $ 13,077,273 $ 13,227,251 $ 13,620,400 $ 19,848,600 $ 6,621, Anticipated Accomplishments Approval of County Drug MediCal Organized Delivery System plan by State Established a competitive Request for Proposal process to create best practice prevention, residential, and outpatient treatment services for the Drug MediCal Organized Delivery System Continued integration of alcohol and other drug with mental health and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Integrated Quality Care Management division to include specialized alcohol and other drug personnel to realize quality and cost efficiencies Objectives Successfully transform the alcohol and other drug program system of care to provide expanded client benefits and services by implementing the Drug MediCal Organized Delivery System Continue to integrate mental health and alcohol and other drug services with primary care to ensure wholeperson care and avoid cost inefficiencies Health & Human Services D 206
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